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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-17

WssaIssroN. Nay i6 The TreAslry De-
partmsnt hss decided that lshorsrs from
Canada eanaot cross tfe border iato the
aifet siaiss ~ tns bridge e. = sksrs Fails
he.d 20 prohiet leeorsFs franl Csns4s fran
daily crassi0a tn~ borlsr u1tef cantrs-fs
previously farmsi 70 psrform a bor % zoe
alaea STATES.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-17

"a .afsss 81 ftt tt..atss tsAtts.
AoHrto.s. May lo.--fgre al , o ciook
this morning destroyed the harness sh0ps
Of l.. Ii. Befeeron aud George hiett- -Four
tenants la Bergeron's building lost al
their household effects bergsrons lose is
estimated at $500. with only $500 insur-
snce Mr. kleti saved his stock bat the ioss
0n bis building i 81 so. With 81 30 iusur-
anoe. The tenants Ia kletis building saw
ed poflion OF tkeir goods.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-17
GRAND RAPIDS. MlCH- TUESDAY MORNING. NAY n. 1887
~l1l not se psosecUTfo.


7--0 = - ~ 0----- ----1-1-
fillssl -. Ma i8--~il ,s astalsely alnted
fFeta laost satAsFitaefs sseres lasi e.
sooa - John II hsmptea Escsyess fsom
rs ~ eseal ifs.spos.tsea so4as srfsaKsuteDt
- - lcaas sssre6Y tiss iadlci aas1ts
szai1sg nalaaer of tks Plt.sbafx lsae.u-
usl 4 et ioais kaitr s4t Fubaers AL es
Qaas1sc ~ tkE pro-rc uts0n. The Fsilros1
Dasnagetasat is sAli-asa Ehsf ths sfea lns is
~ 49, cad. ars bsfoat ptasecgung a is1 ~
tbs nag x-lea.4ers nos in la'i soothing siII -
d0aS. A nulabef ef lzsfsFs iutsTestes "a
ths defense more ca less coa8rme1 tie
above statement. but infused to allow the
use of laeir lzases la sapp0u Of -
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-17
Tns CnlnEsF IN coRFA.
Eroifeuers in I.oason over the Eeports5
Occupation by China of Port Hamilton.

IoSBax. Nav ia report is in oircula-
ton befs that Chinevt feet has Occauisd
Port Hamilton with the intention o. esfeb-
llshing there Chincse naval station THIS
snnor noement hss cfused great
snaizrafon in nsvfl circles
the majority of the ofHcisls
in th-i hrsuch of TIE service. having 0D-
posed British evscrsl81of porl Hsmi toa 81
the fimc ~ its Abandonment ~ ths Enr-
lish. - fhe rssnit of Chinese pr0teets The
occupa.l01 ~ Port Hamilton ~ China is .
latee thar so fsr Fl. frE'ani snd Cana sre
o0ncerne1 forssa ferrltarr shsH rer1s 81
uerfrsI h1th prwers i,@nE. q re1ase To-
terssted ia exc 1dinr a. ers tasreff3n.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-17
FIGhTlNo IN eARnEsT.
4 Realistic broad sword Encounter Ia ne
Great f0r.9sucis Snow.

tsr,eftst 1e sst 5ssHts4s -sstA-6.
Chicago, May i6.--ln the broad sword
geant walsh. which took place il Fore
psugh's circus touight Ross nsds n o. ri.
fc onslaught. knocking Walsh sonseless
and be fell from bis horse perfectly hfelcss
Hisses followed. bat Walsh soon recovered
and Was led from the arena by his seconds
and after q few moments declared himself
ready 90 resume the battle. The tourna-
meut is % last siI DAYS and IL is eHpecte6
that some bitter lighting viii be INDUCED
in.
The great tent wss packed tonight and
thousands turf "a away.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-17

PErrApELFHl,. May rs Check No. A
&c. l56. Tor g. 66s -. drapn by DrsKsi on
the Farmers and Mechanics National
bank. OF this city. Is missing. Il is not
knoNn whether it - igsf or stolen The
loss or thefs occurred on toe premises Of
Drsxei e Co. who have advertised for in
formation az 70 the missing check.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-17

Nsar =. Nav l5.--Seerel - an1sr.
IN The Csc 81 osra.a Arkaasss sssrsp
lands has aeriis.i hat tae Tat4ror Depart
meat can AXE ~ further acton n raezr3
80 fhe settlement cf tAsse clairns unfss
rsrts41 Esstr o1s imposed ~ TIE ssziz-
isfl-e of Arksnsss upoa ths govern asart
80 80 uo'i I'd - 30 gre re8s osi fs4
poser in tas 81 asfaaeat of a. 3e,&ls eta
TIE genera F1Ttrnmeut
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-17
Trying to Pa.h the crime. Bill.

LoSDov. May l6-The Marquis Of Hsr-
tingt0n held protracted con ierence with
Lord Salisbury. Mr. ". II Smith and Mr..
Gen. J. Goschen this afternoon with the
0oiect q devisiag some plan Of accelsrsting
the progress Of the Crlmss bal IN the House
and has-eniag its passage.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-17

BarrrEoRE May l6-Ths brewers strike
which occurred today. is failure. seventy
tv8 men vent out from the several brew
er,ss. snd tonight announce thsir inisrtion
~ rsturuins ~ Wors ton0r-0w morning
owirg ts the refusal Of tie \. Of T. bre wers
to susiain them.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-17

Brzr9 ksErs HsV 1s.-Ths svs5fst
eets aTres fss h-sn se1k ~ rslis isiaz
80 sfer n- Flsxmen TIE letter -
rfes - Ero@ hvrss ffer wws ere
sove q ssesrrsr fgf - ytezrr rrlf @
hss beer seuf - su1ssro- te rss. TIE -Fss
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-17

Nz~ Ya7s. Nay ls-H is esfmsfe5 that
81 ~ people -r7ssei over f-1n New Io7k
- NeN Jersey -1HdsF iu s1s st thev
n - srseIed 81 rss uer 1sHs' sufFaV
~ stmE.s1ts. Ias sa-s II 81 tte lee5 ~
h8.s8s in Nen T1Tk ve-s riosei Merr -
fre 9-as1s uTc~u-sl fs1-fss - virs sat1T-
tsv evellhz and brs1gat iasn - sAs tsbs
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-17

BATTLE CREEE. May l6.--Hon. v. T.
Collier met with . serious runaway accident
yesterday afternoon st 0oeuAc Lake His
horse became frightened at some water
works pipes. wrecking the buggy and
throwing Nr. a. out on Als head and
shoulders The injuries. though serious. are
not regarded as fatal
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-17

tfT-.tTFF y ~ ILII|FEN| y -
ALBION. Kay l6.-Pr0i samuel nicfie
tie noted Prohibinonisi, las been rendered
the Presidency Of the University q Califor-
MIA. lie SAYS be vii coEsiaer the oher
favorshly. and Il il expected here that he
VIII alcepl.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-17

BELGRADE, May 16.-The Ssrvisn Cabinet
crisis is az an end. d. Gsrachsnine Presi-
dent Of the Council and Minister Of the
Interior, has yielded to the desire of the
King and wui remain ia Ofiice. and it Is
probable that mos, il not all, OF the other
ministers Sill retain their portfolios.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-17

BERLIN, May I6.-Ths Kreut- Zeit'oig and
the Posf publish long and impessioned ar
tices urging the vital necessity Of Ger
nIaDy's restoring % mobilization in he
event Of the adoption By the French Cham
b.r OF Deputies OF ths plan proposed by
Cen Boulanger
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-17

BERIS. May i8-FFaa Zshlendorf. the
wife Of . stone cutter living in this city
murdered her three children Yesterday after
noon by cutting their throets. after which
sae Gus her own throat anl fell deaf bv
then SIDE She va insane
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-17
DETROIT AGAIN A WINNER,
Defeats ChioAgo-The Results
in Yesterdays Bali Gx:ueS.


PHILADELPHIA, May l6.--Ten thousand
people witnessed the first Of the Philadel-
phia- Detroit series here today, and the
Philadelphia & Reading railroad and sll
street car lines leading 10 the new bali
grounds we're tested to their utmost capa-
CITY. Baldwin and CAMEL for Detroit and
Ferguson and Clements for Philadelphia
formed the batteries. The Phillies were the
tifsg to bat and biz Baldwin hard, in this
inning, earning Two OF the four runs which
they made. Errors by Hsnlon and Genzsl
gave them the other two. When Dunlap
came 10 bat .he vas presented
with a stand of foTers and an
elegant gold badge from MS Philadel-
phia admirers This broke him all
up AM he struck out Deacon White made
a home run in the nth inning, bringing IN
two runs, which placed Detroit IN the van.
The fielding Of both clubs was wretciied,
Irwin making no less than four OF the eight
errors charged TO Philadelphia. The score
was as follows:
Philadelphia .........4 1 0 0 0 0 p 5
LetrOit......... ..-.-.-..-- ! F-lu
Base HIS Philadelphia. IS. Detroit, l..
Errors-Pbiladephia 5, Detroit,
Batteries Ferguson and C-cmenlS, BALDWIN
ans Gsnlei
tnpirc-NIisOn.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-17

VlcKssUks. May l6.--This week Wednes-
day. Thursday aud Friday. Nay Is. IS aud
-. viii occur the Spring races At tie Jo.
trakes driving park ~ this p.soe. There
are lots Of entries ia each class and d blds
fair TO be q successful meeting.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-17
THE LEGISLATURE
aassssa Nssss - lEsestsssts ths tlstrsis
kisoti0A trsuds

tas .a-ss As zst ft-s-s,s sas,st
IANsaSs Nay IL. Both Houses met d
50 Ihs sseaing. Representative hosiard
oiisnea resolution tor lhe Investigation q
allssei election fr9ods ia Wsyns oeaniy
ana Il uas ia.d on lhe table lill l&FEef
number az Representative should oe Faes
eut The senate passed the bas Ntf
lhafleT amendment relative ~ eiecuo1 ~
tsttlaF4s
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-17
The sinpIoa Tunnel 70 he Abandoned.

Rz7SE. Msy i6.-The projected tunnel
throneh the mountain Of simpon will
~ 3s5ly &c abandoned owing 20 she nss
nif8ie of TIE undertaking and the di.i-
cultv experienced in securing sufficient
Innds a oarr. oa lLe unrk
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-17

suited a. iOIiOWs.
Sew York. Il. indianapolis, 5.
Washington. .: Chicago, >.
30 ton. q. PItisburg, =
Athletic =, - LOUIS. 7.
Ianesviile. 3. S.ndusky, 3.
Osnk sd. >. II. falt 8,
COlGm ous. =: Mansfield, :.
Rochester. IL y an ton. 7.
Nashville 2. New orleans. II.
Mftropol tans, 9. Cleveland. S.
TORONTO. 9. Buffalo. g..
Char. e>ton. II; ta1nah. 8.
Des Mo.nes. D.. Duluth 5. ~ inaingS)
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-17

MID. sooib.ns and assans e Dr ssrr.
casrrh Rsmesg.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-17

Buying all Millinery Goods
IN large qusptitiet enables "
70 offer uRspprozobsble BAR
Gains
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-10-22
THE rEMRu8LE APHIs.

A.. Insect That Could Starve Out ths
Human Race TIA one Year.
New York Mail aud Express!
"Do YOU see that speck on TINS
siidel"
The reporter closely examined the
ulass slice of the microscope. Inc
eve. unaided by the lens, could ais
tinguish absolutely nothing
"Now LOOK through this tube.
The reporter gazed through the long
tubes of the big binoculaI microscope
On the slide there was plainly 10 oe
seen, instead Of II single speck col
lection of monsters, who were crawl
ing around on the glass uneaslly, as II
out of their natural element.
"See their long legs, peculiar eyes
and ferocious appearance, observed
the en,Omologist in whose uptown
Office the research was being made'
"Those are aphides or plant lice. The
aphis only weighs one one-hundredth
of a grain. It's life is short and II
habits are destructive IN the extreme
TO all kinds of plants, particularly
these which are reared indoors.
what is so remarkable about
iheml"
al was coming to that. They are
among the most fecund creatures IN
the world. They breed with almost
miraculous rapidity. | will illustrate.
A heayy man will weigh in the neigh
bnrhood offs 900, 900 grains, two billion
times NJ much as an aphis. We'll, III
ten broods, if nothing we're done In
destroy them, how much do you sup
Use the offspring of one of these
minute creatures would weigh 7
IL have no idea"
"Of course we have no way oil ao'
. ,lutely determining that matter, but,
Judging from the increase "f single
aohis in given length ct nme' ana
estimating what would he accomplish
e.l in ten broods, We estimate that they
would weigh as much as sOO,o0o'oJo
men weighing ESQ pounds each, OF
one-tlhrd the human populations OF the
globe" :,
Lucky their increase is checked.
If shL uid say il WAS. They ""uid
DESTROY in one year every particle oi
vegetable matter in the world and
create famine equaled only IN lis
destructiveness 10 tie delugc itseii'
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-10-22
WbITE PINE NEWS
CLOSE UP rnE RANKS.

From United Ireland
Close up the ranks like men. De strong
For The fight is fierce ard the fight Is strong
And the psi,on cell or the martyr sraVe
Is the sure reward of the true and brave.
Close upthe ranks f,r yictory's nigh
1,ara 10 be brave and the foe Will ny
shoulder 10 shoulder. hand TO hand
SOM VI Er.u, united stand
Close up the rauSs Be heroes trae'
Strong to suffer and strong to d.
Whit though your b.ood be she'd Ike rain.
4 tie lives aid dowa are but Erin > gain.
Better TO rot IN patriots graves
rrhou being greemen 10 i've as slaves.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-10-22
Ficnling for :. PrinsIpIs.

A pedestrian on Fourth street the
other day came across couple of
small boys who wero lighting, and he
stopped and inquired
boys, is there IA principle behind
this thisl"
You betl" said the smaller one a.
he loosened his Cluch for u minute. IL
soid him one bite of my apple. and he
choked himself in trying tn swa' low
the whole thing. The primo iple is THAI
he has got tn she'll out three more
marbles or I'll fight him to the lasl
ditch.-Detroit Free Press,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-10-22

kl1ucp 10 he made. Cut his out and re
III JN I turn 10 u. and we viii send you
free, something % gri al value and lmpor ancs
10 yuu. ard VIII start son in business which
Gnyth ing else in the world ANY one can do
the work and i've at home. Either sex; all
ACES Something rev. that just coins money
fer all workers. VIII stsrt you; capital not
needed Fnis is one If tho genuine import
nnt chances Of lifoiimc. Those who are
umbii Gus and ehtcrprising will not delay.
ar nd Quilt. Address TRUg x Co.. Augusta
maine.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-10-22
Notice to Creditors.
Estate Of Patrick Flanagan. Deceased

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ undersigned. A .. ClevemnG. Admin.
isirator Of the Estate Of Patrick Flanagan,
licensed. 10 the crelitors of. and all persons
having CLAIMS against the sad deceased. 10
exhibit them with the necessary ynnchrr~.
within ten months after the fist publication
Of this nntiee. 10 the said \. {. Cleveland
CIeyeland White Pine Comfy, Nevada. gnr
rans b.inc the place for the transaction II the
olsiaess Of SAID estate.
A. c CLEVELAND.
Administrator Of the Estate of Patrick FlaI-
agan, gscessed.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-10-22
NOTICE FOR PuBLIcATIcR.
LAND OFFICE AT FcstkA Nyy.pA.}

IIAND UIFILE At ILRFkl n " pA.
August -, lesT
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the following nam Il settler hns fled
notice of his intention 10 make InAl proof in
support Of his claim, and that snid root will
he lnade befnre h togister and Receiver Of
the United states Land of az hureka. New.
on Wednesday, October re, 1857. viz:
Honest cad Entry 10. IL. Henry NJ. Jones.
for ha y. D. o. NV. < and W. -. OF Ne Il
OF section ~, T. wnship 81 y. Range g Fast.
Mo Mt niablo meridian. Iie nan,s he ioI-
lowing witnesses to rroNo his cOniIn one resi-
dence upOn. and eultiva iou OF. ssid land. viz:
J. ! aper Of Cherry G eek Sevada.
Patrick M0win If Cherry Greek. Nevada
Jamas Holland. of Sieptoe Valley. Nevada.
W Gallagher, OF Dnck Crees. Nevada
[sl0-5w) u. II FALL, Esgisisr.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-10-22
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
L. 6. LAND OFFICE.
EuRIKA. y yad July 2. vi.

NOTICE Is HEREGY GIVEN THAT
" John 2. Jone-. Of car.on City. Stnic uf
Nevada. authorized agent of the state
Of Nevada. aud aciing iar and on IL he-
haif. has hlcd IN Hpplieai on 90 enter rnder
the provisions of an Aci Of Coz grcsr approved
June Is. 1850, entitled an Act 0 grant To- the
State Of Nevada LANDS IN lieuof the six ecnth
and thirty sixth sections n raid State. the
NEL Of NEH s.ction q. Township Is north,
range 81 easi Of Mount DaD.O nrrid Hn. In
the District Of lsnd snbjeei 10 sale 1t Eureka.
Nevada. and containing - acres. The selee-
tinn OF the above dcssgihed tract Of iand
will ne rendered al snid Land ONCE on Thurs
dsy. the 18th day Of Sepiemb' r, 1851.
ijyi6-3pdl d II. HALL. Register.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-10-22
lSTal3l C091T SUMMONS.

IL TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
state Of Nevada. in and for the County of
White Pine
The sia Of Nevada sends greeting to
Thomas j. Shanley: You are hereby re.
qriret - appear n an acfioa commenced
sgsiast yon "a defendant ~ li.len Shat ley as
- intia in The isi.fr Ct Court Of the iate of
Set ada in md for IN. County Of White Pine.
Al the c u.fv SCAT of laid county. and answer
the c,mplnint therein. which i on fie with
The CLERK Of said conrt. within len cays after
the service on Won II this Summons ttXelGs ve
81 the day Of scrvicel. Il served In laid county.
or iwenfy days If served oGt ~ said county
huf wit bin tn = district and in all other cases
fr'v DAYS: or JUDI cement w default viii he
tseNn q,ain-t yon, according l. the prayer 81
said eomplaint.
lhe eaid &C ION is brought; 10 obtain de-
cree Of THE Conri direolying n bonds Of
matrimony row exis ing between you and this
plaintiff. aud awarding - this plaintiff the
custody Of he minor child belong ing u Won
aud said ainin, snd Tor Judgment against
you for the CcFis # this 8ciion and .oT hftn-
ney's fees. For cause 1f said, action plaintiff
alleges that evers since the first day Of Febru-
AIRY, A. u. lsS5. yen have continuously, viii
fully and without just cause or reason, neg
lected. deserted aud lived separate and apart
from this Plaintiff without her eonsent and
that ever since said date you have neglected to
provide plaintiff Nth the common nccessaries
of life. although ahundantly able so 10 do, all
of which will more fully appear by reference
"a plaintiffs complaint on file her In, and TO
which you are more particularly referred.
And yon are hereby notified that u Won fail
10 appenr and answer the said complaint as
abuve rcquired the said plaintiff will apply 10
the Court for The relief demanded therein.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. I. Wm.
- Ianrerson. have h.reinfo set ny
hand and affixed the seal or said
I SEAL. Conrt, this lllh day Of Jaly, y. D..
1897.
wM. LAuRENSON,
Clerk of the District Cnurt of the state of
Nevada, County Of White Pine. E3ew
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-10-22

Twelve peasants who left the town
of Pilcsti, sixty five miles northwest
of Bucharest. Roumania, to destroy
the wolves which infest the district,
were overpowcred by the feroeinus
beasts and seven of them devourrd.
The remaining five escaped badly
manglcd.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-10-22

TIE girl who hooks fish will shrlt k
To see its frantic wriggles;
But when she hooks n man-queer
freak
She simply griDs and giggles.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-10-22

Every day the value If newspaper
advertising becomes more apparent.
Only n day ar two ago Il lost canary
bird flew into the composing room OF
tic Republican nj Darlington. Wis,
while rompositer was setting uP an
advertisement fer it, Cincinnati En-
Quiier.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-10-22
NOTICE..

HAVING SOLD THE TAYLOR DRUG
II Store TO Fred NJ. Clark. wish to notify
those who are indebted to same to please come
forward and settle with my successor.
10. No one but Fed NJ. Clark is authorised
TO collect any bills due the Taylor Drug Store.
W. @. LYONS.
Taylor. August 26, 1887. I'm
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-10-22
WORKING GLASSES A u. y. .sS

prepared to inrnish all ciGsses with employ
meuf al home, the whole az The time, or for
thor spare mOnents Business new light
and profitable. Persons Of either sex earn
from - cents TO a5oa per evening, and pro-
p0rtionHte sani by devDiing all their tima 10
ihe business. Bows and girls earn nearly a.
much as men. That all who sc this may
send their address, and test the business, We
MAKE THIS Her. To sec as are not well sat
IF we viii send one dollar 70 pay for the
trouble Of writing. Fall pa tculars and out
IL free Address GaoRGE SrINsoN 4 Co :,
poftl I'd, Maine
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-10-22

II is telegrapied from New Yorl;
that combination vt Eastern and
southern retinrries is being consumat
ell. \ trns, company with capital
Of $50, 100000 is being formed for the
purpose of controlling the price of
sugar.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-10-22

V0II can live at home. and make more mos.y
IUU al Ork for MS tina, Al anything ehs,s
Inc world Capital not needed lyon are H..r
ed free Both sexes; NIL ages. Any o.s at vsS
do he work. Large earnings sure nom ~. s.s
start. Costly outfit 0nd terms zee; I'm.
not delay Costs you nothing 10 send " I'll
address and hnd out; II you sfc VIZ Portland,
Maine
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-10-22

Total in all funds. .....Ss9s6 II ts,sza
We hereby certify the foregoing 70 be shs
White Pine County. Nevada. for the qaAr1
ending Sept 80 1877,
A. D. CAMPTON, County Auditor.
j. II. LOCKWOOD, County Treasurer.
SEAL. WIN. LAURESs0s.
County clefk.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-20

In the first cut are shown two models Is
pecially designed for yachting costumes
One is quite youthful gown; it has a RED
serge Elton jacket, white cloth waistc0at
with gilt cord and buttons, and n navy blue
serge skirt with white cloth panels and q
short apron. Gilt anchors of cord are ON
the white cuffs Of the red jacket, and anchors
trim the skirt on the hips and at the foot.
The red straw sailor hat has a white ribbon
band and bow.
The other costume has blue Jacket. skirt
and cap, decorated with red anchors. The
draped bodice is Of white washing silk or Of
white wool, with gilt belt and gilt buttons
The jacket is short and adjusted behind, but
falls open in front in square tabs; it is lined
throughout with red silk, which shows at
the top when turned back
In the second cut are shown pretty dresses
designed more especially for tennis, though
the costume that includes the white cloth
sailor hat, with blue ribbon band is equally
appropriate for yachting In this the dress
Is made Of blue and white striped serge or
flannel, with blouse waist Of dark blue India
silk or Of surah. The jacket is of simple
sacque shape, quite short behind, pointed in
front, opening from the collar down The
lower skirt has wide pleats and the apron is
deep and pointed
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-20
Fashion Notes.

A favorite corsage for sheer white woolens
Is the full belted waist, the fullneSs at the top
being gathered on cords in the form Of a
pointed yoke.
The graceful Moorish jacket with Fedora
front is feature Of many summer costumes
Decided contrasts in color are features Of
the summer costumes.
The China crepes Of the present season
show small specks, dots or tiny oval figures
Watered silk is fashionable and is used for
skirts with lace or gauze draperics.
Everybody wears flowers; everybody car
rles flowers; everybody fills the house with
howers, and everybody sends flowers as SOU
venirs.
a JOINT Of meat is said 10 keep much better
II wrapped loosely in a cloth wet with vinegar
and hung In cool place Ina "a draft Of air
The cloth must be frequently wet.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-20
Night Dresses for Travellers.

Night dresses made Of fine percale in mar
row stripes Of two shades Of blue, h,liotrope
or blue green, says Demorest, are novel and
especially desirable for use when travelling
yachting, or sojourning at summer resorts, as
they are much less conspicuous than those
made of white material, and thus attired
lady is always prepared for any sudden emer-
gency. Indeed there is hardly a suggestion
of night dress about these gowns, as they
are laid in box plaits back and front, and
have rufiie about five inches deep around
the bottom; so they could very appropriately
be worn like any ordinary wrapper
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-20

With the widespread revival of horseback
riding has come number Of pretty brooches
III suggestive patterns, such rs a horseshoe, Ii
whip, saddle, etc. English crops divide
favor with whips among the fair eques-
triennes. Both whips and crops are out with
decorative handles that cannot fail to attract
universal admiration. Some have fiat knob
handles with etched ornamentation aud oxi-
died finish; Others show a remarkably pleas
ing combination Of silver and ivory. On
some Of the handles the silver work is
wrought into artistic forms, while on others
smooth surface is etched in odd designs